New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-10
rnE PRESIDENT And COLONEL EELLow&
SHAME AND SORROW OVER THAT LETTER
WASTED.

rom IN, N,,o. YORK trsntro Post tAUr Coos) NOr.5
Not satisfied with tho abascmcnl of The Mayor Of
nomination have gone TO Washington and got from
the President Of the United states letter which We
presume every honest voter. OF whatever party III
Now York has read Nth shame aud sorrow .
T., that gross violation If the plopreilcs of
VII ADJ hat = ans has persuaded han that II can
add 80 tho support Whlch was unnnchngly given him
IA this city and state without which he could not
have been elected and cannot be ~ elected he has
been crossly imposed upon II has gr"'ed thousands
leave inform th- President that HIS knowing Of
nIhne 'h.' void peven, his Spp' llIs VT tr,
the exposure Of TIRE Tweed and gambling renSac ionS
Is striking pronf of n" 'f hts interfering
AT all In local contests OF Tbs nature
WHERE Is THAT "sTFEN AND EMPHATIC RE-
HTKE"1
Prom The Ne,o. York Er>nfng p" t|1cr rook. Noe T.
In the second place the election u Nicoll VIII DC
tn r an. c % Ten =, mncpai co6,csi
THIS Interference was. believe. unprecedented as
ventnrcd On ANYTHING Of the kind Even II ri",'dent
Cleveland had The poor excuse ~ residence ana vote
have forbidden his NEEDING IN canvass IN distant
community, turning IN local issues OF "h"h he hai
knowledge and involving tho prr1onal Illness OF
candidates with whom he had acquaintance.
TILE IMrFrTINrNcE. NOT THE LETTER, DISRE
CNRDED
Prom IT., N,o 71,' ,rc"r Woshrr' Nor g.
without tho slightest dsrcs pect to the President OF
the rnrel STATES, We beg TO Inform h',1 'na his I'm.
pertinent letter viii 10 dI-reearIed With tho almost
chNcrfulnoss by every legal In the city OF New
York II II the Presidents ronu tprt-
to have him some person OF largo lnfornla-
ton. sure discretion. sympathy With the Presidents
purposes and lrne TO Rad the newSpaprrS-which the
President has not-hc would Jess frequently incur The
appreciation ~ Mr.. 'ota's SUM-
HIS FINGERS NOT BURNED AFTER ALL
From 71s veo York World Prrsonu Mohhpf,ee. Nor 8.
President Cleveland has ntoricred in our local pol
nlcs IIe writes from Washington to say that he
too IN he interest Of had local government The
people ~ York fully Ihc Of directing their
own al airs and they VIII administer majestic no
bukc t. MAJ b!ne politicians next Tuesday.
And because orlro holding safraps have fhfns'
IcIlowss nomination upon n protesting parry, frcsi-
dent Cleveland Is indorsing" tho nomination OF
man whom he has times declined 10 help or ap
pon aud who by strkincly slgnihc ant coinclnchrf
Is most cmphatcay rrpudiatcd by tho TWO honest
Democrats whom Governor leVelaHd pfefefich a.
prt,- in'nfIy the MGR for the Jnce ard VINO brsi
undcrstauf ts temptations -Wierlrr ~ f~hham ah'
Irfrr u! OInev both 81 whom strong supporters
Of both Mr. Cleveland ard MIR. Nlcoli on the who!o
President cleveland would better have kept his fingers
out of the local contest
THE UDSS At WARRINGTON.
Yum IN, sr,o York UOr'd (Pers'nai MuhPi>eel Nor
,Le teup,o II New York city free AMI fully
c.pai ~ of a, .lg tlfhhlag aitl 81 ahonHhg
s.rvauf-. M thr ~ HIDE 10 fccnt
any yt. rierpcc ar 4ic liiJa frIa b,- At washing.
la a. from a bOs- at home President Clevei I'd
Tho PC pie Of Ncw-Yorh rcscnfed the supposed m
of President Arthurto make secretary fogor
GUvernoe.